Does this motherboard support the Intel Core 2 Quad as long as it has a 775 Socket?
45201
Here is the link to Intel detailing the processors supported by this board: http://processormatch.intel.com/CompDB/SearchResult.aspx?Boardname=dp965lt
45202
Yep, it's an lga 775 socket board so it'll support a 775 socket cpu. I happen to have a core2quad and it works fine for it.
45203
I have mine running with a Q6600 socket LGA 775. It might not be compatible with all Core 2 Quads but I found it to be the only board on here that wasn't expensive AND would support my Q6600. You'll have to check this list of compatible processors to be sure: http://processormatch.intel.com/CompDB/SearchResult.aspx?Boardname=dp965lt . Hope this helps.
45204
YES. However you should go to http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support/highlights/dsktpboards/dp965lt Click on "supported processors" You will find there the processor model and speed your particular motherboard supports. Check the motherboard's BIOS revision first. Some times you also can download and install newer BIOS from Intel.
919862
No thats an Intel board and doesn't support it, this processor your looking at will only work with the newer boards 990 series and its an am3+ type motherboard. Youd have to build a new machine to be using this processor.
1497382
If your motherboard has a LGA775 socket it will support whatever else is on the board.
591211
No, supported sockets on their website: Intel: 1155/1156 1150 1366 775 AMD: FM1 FM2 AM3+ AM3 AM2+ AM2 940 939 754
1615679
yes... if the processor is lga775 you can use a core 2 duo or dual core processors with this board... i did it
168278
No it cannot ,its a 1366 socket , asrock is a 775 socket T ...i've managed to put a 771 xeon 3.0ghz in with a mod adapter,its a really fast motherboard ,you can save alot of money going this route if you have the ability.If not just go with core quad ..its great for gaming ,or just dont use this motherboard,hope that helps.
1853091
No. Requires FM2+ socket. FM2+ boards will support OLDER cpus, but not the other way around.
1773233
The best way I can think of to tell, would be to locate the mother board numbers (make and model) and do a search on those. That will tell you the "socket" ie. 775, 1150, 1155 ect. if its intel or a amd board.
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It could if you're replacing a weaker CPU. It handles overclocking quite well up to almost 4.1ghz. If you want a better CPU for the 775 board, try Intel Core2 Quad Q9400 @ 2.66GHz. You can find one under $100.00. But, if you really want a better upgrade, I'd suggest you get an 1155 socket board and I5 or I7 CPU plus DDR3 ram. Much better upgrade.
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LGA 775 for Intel® Core™ 2 Extreme / Core™ 2 Quad / Core™ 2 Duo / Pentium® Dual Core / Celeron® Dual Core / Celeron, supporting Penryn Quad Core Yorkfield and Dual Core Wolfdale processorshttp://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/G41C-GS/?cat=CPU
7677
I don't believe so.........the motherboard will support certain Core 2 Duo CPUs but not Quad Core CPUs.
1966319
No sir. It will only work with socket 1155 based processors!!! Yours is a newer model
845472
Although I do not know if the system you mentioned supports the CPU, your socket 775 motherboard should accept the CPU. Just one thing to keep in mind; after upgrading to this CPU I experience very serious memory error issues, reinstalled the OS several times and got to the point where I thought tge system was seroiusly and pernanently damaged when I found that I had a bad power supply. Turns out the CPU required more power than my crappy mini ATX supply could handle. Bought a 600 watt one ( which I keep outside the mini ATX case of course) and all problems where resolved. This CPU makes my HT computer feel like a brand new machine. Would highly recommend it, just nake sure your power supply can handle it.
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As per specifications found on the mobo's webpage it seems only intel processor since LGA1150 socket is supported unfortunately. However you may confirm this with the Asus tech support guys. Here's the mobo's website page just in case: http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/MAXIMUS_VI_HERO/
1773748
It should any 775 socket chcip should work as long as your motherboard supports the power draw. We made that exact switch and it worked fine in an older HP.
592914
sorry for late reply. I think the 1155 is the processor socket that caters for intel i3 i5 i7 processors. Such boards comes with a PCI-e x16 slot, the card should work. Ensure you have a decent enough power supply. Use this as a guide: http://www.realhardtechx.com/index_archivos/Page362.htm
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Your motherboard manual or docs should specify what processor & socket it takes. Socket 775?Google the board model number.